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I ended up walking straight into a wall right near my eyebrow. Thankfully, I didn't crack the brow bone or anything, but I did end up with a nasty bruise.
It’s been over a month now, and while the bruising faded away ages ago—you can barely tell there was even an impact—something else is going on.
The skin in that specific spot looks shiny, almost like it's been scuffed, and there's a patch where the eyebrow hair just won't grow back. On top of that, there's this hard lump underneath the surface; it feels like some kind of dense buildup of tissue, though I couldn't tell you exactly what it is.
Does anyone know how these kinds of reactions are usually treated? I'm looking for ways to get everything back to its original "position" and smooth out the area.
Also, any idea when I might see the eyebrow hair start coming back, or if it's even going to grow in at all?
Thanks.
It’s been over a month now, and while the bruising faded away ages ago—you can barely tell there was even an impact—something else is going on.
The skin in that specific spot looks shiny, almost like it's been scuffed, and there's a patch where the eyebrow hair just won't grow back. On top of that, there's this hard lump underneath the surface; it feels like some kind of dense buildup of tissue, though I couldn't tell you exactly what it is.
Does anyone know how these kinds of reactions are usually treated? I'm looking for ways to get everything back to its original "position" and smooth out the area.
Also, any idea when I might see the eyebrow hair start coming back, or if it's even going to grow in at all?
Thanks.